Delhi police arrests man with Rs 49,000 fake currency

Delhi police has claimed to have busted a gang dealing in supply of fake Indian currency with the arrest of one of its members and recovery of Rs 49,000, in denominations of Rs 500 from him.
"Crime Branch has busted a gang of suppliers of fake Indian currency with the arrest of one Nadeem aka Salim of the notorious Salman Gang. Fake Indian currency notes of Rs 500 denomination amounting Rs 49,000 have been recovered from him," Addl. Commissioner of Police (Crime) Ravindra Yadav said.
Crime Branch of Delhi Police had received a tip-off that someone will come to Chandagi Ram Akhara near Ring Road here, to deliver fake Indian currency to his clients.

Based on the information, a trap was laid and at about 7.15 PM Nadeem was apprehended and the fake currency was recovered from him, he said.
Nadeem fell into bad company and also became a drug addict because his family was poor.
He came into contact with the gang's leader Salman, and initially, used to take fake currency notes in small quantities from him and circulate them in local markets to test the quality of the notes.
Later, he began giving these notes to some other associates for circulation in the market and decided to start this business on a large scale, the officer said.

Apart from this, Nadeem is also an accused in a case of theft and house-trespass, police said.